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Though the internets have made it incredibly difficult for superhero movies to be made under the guise of secrecy, director Zack Snyder’s Superman reboot Man of Steel has been able to fly pretty well under the radar thus far. When Snyder premiered the first footage from the film at Comic-Con this summer, we had literally no idea what it would look like. The significantly shorter teaser trailer gave the general public a tiny taste of what’s in store for Supes, but now it appears that the Man of Steel veil is starting to lift.
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I'm going to say no to this one. I mean, it's a LEGO set. They come out with all kinds of things around a film release just to push sales. Look at all the Batman ones that came out around Dark Knight Rises release that had nothing to do with the film.
Would it be cool? Sure, but I'm not holding my breath.
Dark Zero is probably going to be the bad guy in the Justice League movie. All they have to do is reference him in the movie, maybe show him in the beginning when they show the Krypton stuff and bam wait for Justice League to take him on.
I think there will be something. I mean it's starting the Justice League movie, and I don't want them to follow Marvel and just have a quick after credits "hey wanna join the group" scene.
I'd rather them hint at it, but at the same time they can't make the whole movie about it. I say something like Green Lantern where the villain is developing the whole movie, but the focus is another villain.
I imagine him making a brief appearance before, as the list suggests, escaping (To be fought in a later movie). I for one hope Michael Shannon's Zod survives, one, Zod is a terrific villain, 2, Loki's multiple appearances within the Marvel Cinematic Universe made him a more engaging villain, becoming as fleshed out as the heroes the film's centred upon, third, Michael Shannon is a phenomenal actor.
I figured it'd be general zod, no?